VACANCY NOTICE - DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SECURITY (Re-Advertised)
Updated: 2022-12-01 04:11PM
VACANCY NOTICE
The Anguilla Social Security Board (ASSB) is looking for a suitably qualified individual to fill the vacant post of Director of Social Security. Among other areas as detailed in the job description, the successful candidate is required to be of sound character and integrity with the ability to project strong visionary leadership skills to effect change, build teamwork and drive the sustainability of the Social Security fund.
1. BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT
Anguilla a British Overseas Territory which is located at the northern end of the Leeward Islands in the Eastern Caribbean. The Territory comprises one large island (approximately 35 square miles) with a number of uninhabited cays. It has a population of approximately 15,000.
The governance and administrative responsibilities lie with the elected administration, save those retained by the UK and provided for by the Constitution. To assist with the administration, the Government of Anguilla employs a Statutory Board.
The Social Security Fund was established by statute in 1980 and began operations in 1982. The Social Security Fund provides social insurance for the people of Anguilla and their families. The Fund is run by a Board appointed by the Premier and Minister of Finance with responsibility for Social Security.
It is the Board’s mission to contribute to the transformation of the quality of life in Anguilla through meaningful social security, community empowerment and national impact initiatives. Its operational administrative and human resource development cost is met by employer and employee contributions and the investment of surplus funds. There are 40 staff including the vacant position Director of Social Security. The Board is responsible for the appointments of staff with the exception of the Director who is appointed by the Governor. Salary and allowances of the Director are approved by Executive Council and paid by the Social Security Board.
The sustainability of the Social Security Fund is important for the well-being of the citizens of Anguilla and other stakeholders. The Social Security System and the role and performance of the Director of Social Security are subject to public accountability and transparency.
2. JOB DESCRIPTION
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1. MANDATETo transform the quality of life in Anguilla through meaningful Social Security, community empowerment and national development with a strong sustainable fund. |
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9. PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONSThe incumbent should possess extensive theoretical and practical knowledge, skills and proficiency in strategic planning, financial analysis and investment portfolio management. Operational and administrative management of Social Security systems, Board level experience and knowledge of public service finance and its regulatory environment would be an asset. The incumbent should have a proven track record of sound decision making and managerial performance, negotiating ability, strong interpersonal and communicative skills, interpretative judgement and the ability to influence others to follow appropriate or desired courses of action. These knowledge, skills and abilities are normally obtained in the process of acquisition of a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management, Accounting, Finance or Economics, together with a Master’s Degree or equivalent qualifications with at least ten (10) years’ experience in a senior executive capacity in a similar or related industry, preferably including some experience working with a multi-disciplined Board of Directors in a similar or related position. |
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3. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
The appointment is made on a five-year (5) fixed term contract, which can be extended on such terms and for such period based on satisfactory performance and conduct. The salary is in the scale of EC$203,640.00 per annum (1US$=EC$2.6882) and attracts a 15% gratuity of basic salary at the end of the complete term (i.e. paid once only). Thirty (30) days of annual leave with full pay will be granted, which must be taken during the term of employment.
A relocation grant and economy air travel for the successful applicant and dependent family members at the beginning and end of contract if currently residing abroad. A housing allowance (EC$3,500 per month) and one-time settling in allowance for family, mobile phone and car will be provided. Successful applicant may be eligible to benefit from a Social Security Board Insurance scheme.
4. WHAT IS REQUIRED TO APPLY
All applications MUST include:
- an up to date CV, with full particulars of qualifications and experience. (Original certificates of qualifications or properly notarised copies will be asked for from those invited to interview);
- a statement of suitability cover letter (no more than two pages) detailing why, in their view, they consider themselves well qualified for the position, against the criteria set out above; and
- three letters of reference with full contact details of the referees.
5. HOW TO APPLY
All applications should be submitted to Mrs Judica Connor, Secretary, Anguilla Social Security Board (ASSB) using the link below:
https://www.caribbeanjobs.com/Director-of-Social-Security-Anguilla-Job-151740.aspx.
The deadline for applications is at the close of business Tuesday 3rd January 2023, 4:00PM Eastern Caribbean Time/Atlantic Standard Time.
Interviews are tentatively scheduled for the last week of January 2023.